Sentence examples for sometimes behind from inspiring English sources
Because the swifts construct their nests near, and sometimes behind, waterfalls, they're hard to find and catch, Potter says.
Vanderbilt: Sometimes behind, but also besides and in front of at times!
And sometimes behind a good story is a cocktail.
And it hides, sometimes, behind religious beliefs about contraception and an exaggerated deference to those beliefs.
N.B.A. players are sometimes at the forefront of a progressive frontier and sometimes behind the curve.
He featured in front of and sometimes behind the adventurous Brazilian right back Maicon.
Mr Obama is said to have been more certain in private that Mr Mubarak's jig was up than America's public pronouncements (especially those of Hillary Clinton, his sometimes behind-message secretary of state) let on.
IT is a role he has played on a larger canvas ever since: as journalist, author and, sometimes, behind-the-scenes adviser to diplomats who have grappled with Afghanistan's troubles, not least the Taliban.
People sometimes leave behind odd requests for their final rites.
She said that she sometimes fell behind in her work, but her teachers understood and tried to help her out.
He swings hard at the ball, and his hands sometimes lag behind, sending shots off to the right.
